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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARIEs--H G Blackall. San Diego: l.
| Fogall, J Ballard, California;; Jacob hoss,
| h McKclvey, Santa Ana; W NJ ntagne, ii
| Reno, Riverside: Gsp' Harwold and wife. J
Gallagher, Geo Folsom, California; John
| Powers, North Rloomfeld; III Truman,
| Wilmington; T. Case. f NJ Marshall, Fed
Alton, CalfIrnia j Z Dodge. Needles Cal;
| I l. Hoisas. CGIiforLia: f La Barre, san Frau
san BcTna5dino: Frank McGrc. california;
5 Brady, bonneville, Mo; J BaIthoi-
| new. New Haven; j II McClcnnn, j Powers.
Geo W Cniumiues, Cal: l. True. Sebras ka; :;
Howard. Hialt0; T. Kennard, St Louis: j
Baker, Arcadia; W u ttochc, - I.ouis; W J.
Glass, Lake Geneva, Wis; G. II Warren. T J
.iohnsnn, California; N Gridiey, Mrs II d
Grfdley, Gridley; Geo W steele san Diego
4 K Blowpcr, Caifornia: W SnclEar
sioux City; Cyrcs + Jurd. Colt"n: II W lur
lnester, san Gabriel; Chas Walters, Caif,ot-
mia; a : Pearson. Benlah: win Higg ns,
Mall. W j. Robinson, Chas Walker. Calif,r-
mia; Robertson, santa Monica; L J. Mails
barry r G Eessrgame. California; Frank
Bate, So Yo: W Miller, Albuquerque; r
Cummings. J III Wick"r-oi,, Santa Ana;
Rnls,on, p W Hodges, g i Rogers, B rhod,n-
son. Ca CaifOrnia; j y hughes, b catur III;
Ang! osirand California;: \ Pickup, Pomo-
ra; j " Patterson, inaheim; w Dnniclson.
Riverside: Z Wright, Spadra; McDon-
aid, Anahcim: TN Day. Lon Day. Orange:
} Reilly. New Mexico: J Dudley, California
NEN UNITED STATES II n Gable, san
tluskv, ohm: . II Davidson, wife and TWO
children. Han, Iowa; Mrs B Smith, Big
gisyille. III; 4 Elder and wife. Princeton,
Kan; II l. smith, Albuquerque: w l. Sweeney
aud wife. Santa Mouica: A "A Smith and
wife, Ida Love. Iowa: /, I Hoffman, wife
and children r Haudell. san Frantiacu; Mrs
& f Ta> lor, W r Croft North ontario; Chas
Eigel, Kansas: Mrs a L Fay, San Diego; Il
Rogers, \ NORRIS .Pasaaenn, Robert = Hare,
santa Ann; A y Adams karsas; /! Jones,
Tnuckl, kan: William Rawson, s,n Bernar-
dino: VI Sc wart, Santa Ane; K II ]. MT, DIR
Kent, Shntn Ana; ] Newman, Boston:
r Il storm, l. |. whitney, EscoGdidu; Will
liam Jordan, Monrovia.
NApEAu-wm Cniocot, san francisco;
Wm W Smithc. London; tieosse I II Smith
PHILADELPHIA; J E Adler. San Franriscu;C
Melbourn, Oshkosh " is: Potter F Raud0llh.
New York; Jamet FerEuspt,, Ncn,i.,tu. Ill:
\ Vollouar, Grand Rapid, Mich; \ N Jui-
kins H,.ton; Jost pin V Selhv. San Fan
r;sc0: C. ] Abbot. Ausirini. y IL; : john
snu. St Louis; II II Wctsch, san fra,lrisco;
G NJ Fsulks. Topeka, kss; II 3 wilkins, SIN
Iiego; oeo W Hiii, Ella neville: 6 NJ i;ren-
nan, santa ,iarbura; John j. smith. W T.
Gardiner san Francisco, James lalnc,
Minneapolis.
pIco HouSE j J Hedges. Myers.
Mansfield e; I Adans, III Biack, S'ockioi:
Il G,IdwaIer, New Noik: j W Man"i, Mn
reauulis; Z Ciaiurd, Ambrose, san Fran
ri,cJ; a + Eayinnd, san Gabriel; - lohge,
Pasaacnu: fearre, Chlcrg"; nNt'yl
Sun Francisco: q Francs; Mfs rrhh"is,
Helena: i Moore, Bentley, Ncn; MIS- Il
l,eaty, san Diego.
ST. ELMO j Nurdo,k, A Woods, Ala
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

The following is the official record of The
Los Angeles Produce Exchange, corrected
daily. In rhe quotations, unless otherwise
stated. Ii is to be understood Ehat the first
figure is the highest price bid and the last
the lowest price asked. These quotations
are for round lots from first bands; for small
lots out of store higher prices ure asked
WHEAT-NO quotations.
0ATS-No quotations.
RYE-Net quoted.
BARI.EY--Feed, No. 1, 81.
CORN-IIarge yellow, carload lois, II.
FLOUR--L. 4. XXXX Ex Pat. roll, 80;
Capitol Mills, So; Pioneer and Crown, t...iQ.
MILL. FEED--Bran, %22 asked: shorts, T23
asked; cracked barley, 81 10 as adi ground
barley, Sl.l5 asked: rolled bailey, Sl.l5
GRAIN BA6s-Grain bags, Ms 22x36, SIC
asked; 1887 Calcutta spot, s22ac asked; potat'
Racks, &c asked; mill sacks &c asked
SEED-Alialfa, new, sc asked.
HAY-Barley, W. 3. No. /, $12.50 bid;
$15 asked; alfalfa, $3.50 asked; Dat, " b,
PoTAToEs-Early Rose. Los Angeles.
new, $l.lO;lrish Beauties, ~. 10; Snowflake,
S1.16; Early Goodrich local, ~ 10; yellow
Sweet Potatoes, $1.5o@$l.75; Early Rose,
seed, northern, soc.
small BIB hand. 15c; one-haH cent extra
per pound when easel for shipment
EdGs-Eggs, fresh, ss % 40c; Eastern
HoNEi--Extractea light. 5(a6c; Amber,
0NIONs-Large Yellow Dnmcrs, s5asoc
BEESwAX-Reeswax, 171at12Oc.
VEGETABLES. MlXED-GaTlie, 4c asked /;
csbbage, p 100 lbs, 75c asked.
BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-Pink, No. !
new crop, Sl.a0 asked; Lima, $2.75: Navy.
small, So. .25a $50; Garyanzos. 81 asbea
Green field pons. $3.50 asked; Lentilas, ~
POULTRY- Hens, No. /, % doz.. .S6.Oo(g
7GO;old roosters, q doz... $0@7 bid; young
roosters, y doz., S6,C0e7i broilers, large, r
doz $aial 90 bid; small. y doz;. SO $50 bid,
SEQ asked; ducks, = doz;; large s6 70
700; ducks, small, s5@6'o0; turkeys, =
ID. &C.
LIVESTOCK Live hogs, 3(tAc
DRIED FRUIT-Blach berries, l2iSc asked
primes, California French new ccop, lag
l5c: pruncs, California German, &c asked ;
cots, G. d. common, ri; bleached, e@10
APPLES Evapcrated, 1917; Hunts Al
den. - sun-drled Sliced, >; snn-drle'i,
qusriered. 3.
RAIslNs-Lnyers, ~ 80 asked; extra Lon
don layers, new, 81 80 asked; Three Clown
layeSs. new, $1.75 asked; loose MNSfatelS'
$3.50; bulk raisins, sc asked; dried grapes,
HU1s-walnuts. new l2}ac; PeanuIs Cal
No. tic, Cal. No. Sc; Eastern, 7!5.
lemons. seedlings. +, box, $e.50GS3.00;
lemons, Earcka and Lisbon, p boA, rt.oo
asked.
sKINs-short wool, each, l5@3oc; !onr
wool, each, ~ bid sheaflings, caeh' I'''' ii'
WOOI--Fall clip rose.
PROVIsIONs--Extra light bacon, clyar
HE asked; light, clear, lc asked; clea!
medium, i0>qc asked; n,eGium bacon, Sc
qskcd heayy becon' &c &c; q shonldeiS 70 e. Iii d o,l,
q 10. SID pals. 5lac g ID: lo-'h pals, 9l,c
HAMs-Eastarn sugar-eured. l,Hsc
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
A Trinlc Alliance.

Unhappily for the wretched victim OF
their assaults, dyspepsia, constipation and
biliousness are faithful allies. When one Of
these foes attack the system, the other two
speedily follow In Is wake and successivell
maks their onslaught. successfully, but uoi
successfully, II Hnstetters stomach Bitters
be used to repel the onset. The Blteis as
easily extirpates these monsters as stGeorge
1, depicted In the act OF doing to the DIR gon
which contain the mGdi, inc Their flight,
like their advance, is nearly Simultaneous
Their mutually DESTROYED, they preciptate-
ly retreat. leaving health master OF the posi-
tion and nliy entrcnched by the Bitters.
This grand foriiter Is also reliable bulwark
against the insidious assaults of malarial
disease, and stops the approach of rheu IL
tisn. II moreover relieves nervous com
plants and imparts vigor TO the weak.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
Ntenn,cr I,rpartures.

The following passengers l. IT yesterday
on the steamer QUEEN Of the Pacific for San
Diego; Mrs : Beatty, Charles Udell, w Hisey.
James ksrG, VIM Wilk W Fowler, Gus
.,f.sled, L K Burnallite, VIM LewIs, Ms V
Spi,z. john Crowey, W selismap, } Moody.
G ~ Brown, T w Keith. NJ l. Culp, J II Gay,
pie, q Il Whipple and wife, " VI >pouuer
'nd wifi, NJ Caeney. } u Baker, T $ shaw, c
j Murdoch, + VI Thomas, Geo schibi II
ulkcrs, !; f Buller, + l. Lewis, II NJ Clinton
and wife, J \ orao, Terry, ard twenty
stcerIyH Uasscngprs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
Review Of New York stock and
Petroleum Markets.

NEW York. December 9.-The stock mar
ket to-day was very d IL except for few
speciaties and WAS heavy In early trading,
though better tone was nfterWard devei-
oped and the list Showed more strength
than has been seen pre-, ious during The
week. The close was dun but firm and
close to best figures.
Government bonds dun bnt steady.
NEW YORK, December 3 Petroleum was
strong, opening as rs; highest bid, tn;
lowest 76, closing ut Y. Sales, l,Ol3,OUO
hnr-plS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
Governmeni Itomds and Railway
stocks.

Nxw YORK, December 9.--Following arc
tee closing quotations: United states As,
registered, l2Al5: do As, coupons, l2jli do
Centra! Pacific, :i67s; Denver and Rio
Grande. 224; Louisville aud Nashville,
61A; Michigan Central, s6tl; Kansas and
Texas, 1s; New York Central, l0sl q;
Northern Paciic,- 21as; preferred 45ts;
Northwestern, 1U1; oregon improvement,
463i; Navigation, IS; rrunsconiinental,
1OA; Pacific Mail, 36A; Texas Pacific,
%; Union Pacific, 81; u. ;. Express, TO;
Fargo, 129: Western Union, T7ls.
BosToN, December 9-Closing prices
Atchisou, Topeka, 933s; Burlington and
Quincy, 1.26I@; Mexican Central common,
1334;. do bond, script, =: do First Mort
gage bonds, g.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
rul.m,nn Pa.scngern.

The following Pullman passengers left Oh
the 80 train yesterday: ) l. Pease, Mrs
o Jenkins, L n Freed, Newton Sewell
Henry Swhar,z, II G wyatt, W II B-own, II
y Jarvis, VI Baker. MIS- Simpson. NJ
Stafford, II stowe, 4 Bn erworth, q b
Miller, u I Krontk, y Z schmidt.
The fol- ,wing passengcr left Oh the 7:30
tram: + cd Hot r l. Hatuw ~, Miss NJ
Dennis, J Bearer, Mrs Witmurc, J ]
shausuncSsy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

The Grain markets.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, December 9.-Whear
firm; buyer season, 81 .49is.
Barlev = Steady; buyer season. 9s1 &c.
Buyer 'sT, (g SSf3c seller season, S7aic.
Corn Largo yellow. Sl.15 "a i.17l2
small. SI.20; white, II .22l2.
Silver hnrS--P26lGS47.
CHICAGO, December $3.50 close-M heat
and corn unchanged.
Barley-Non.inal.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL. December o. - Wheat - Dull;
demand poor. Holders offer California l-ts
0d "a Us 10d. Red Western winter spring
Us I'd "a Us 1Od
Gorn--null; demand poor. Mix,d West
err, is I'd per GENITAL.
Pork.
CHICAGO, December g. - PORK lower
January. Sli15.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
siiilcliNescd reIegranas.

UnGelivered kilograms at the Western I'm
Ion Tele. raph office, December .. 1887, at
~. II: j. G. Hitler Mrs. Ii. A. Watson, Mrs,
W u. Cox, Adam sop ~teev,s, Luy q. Gu
riquc. X. u. Z bin, r. NJ. Tobin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
REAL ESTATE.

5O-Lot Childs tract, Myrtle ave . $25OO
| avenue o..'............'.. 24Oo
j2--LOt MOnta. ne tiaut, Brooklyn st 1900
33-Lot Dimmiek tract Goodman st 1850
14-Lot Adams street. fronts both
Thompson and Toberman SITS, 20
It alley in reur. size 1S0XisS. 49,. $4,000
55--Iot Pearl ST. clean side, between
Eleventh su'i Twelfth, per foot 15O
56-Lot Main 1t. clean side, near
Adams, per riot ...... 49, 80
Slot seventh st. near Los Ange-
les, per foot $50
5S-Lot Coliado st, top of knoll 49,. 1000
50-Lot Ca roll ave- Angeleno Hts 25Oh
Co. Lot Calumet ave. Angeicfo HTS 24OO
lti1--Resi1ence 10 rooms, Olive st,
clean side, near Twelfth st, terms
very easy =. .....-...'... ;. 10000
Anrtlefio Heights, a bargain l0,5oo
63-Holse q rooms, lot 52Xl60
Ninth st, near Pearl. a bargain 60OO
6l-Lot SanhOru tract, size ll2XtJ0
Ruby ave, Il choice lot..........:. 1900
'S--Lnt Second ST, near Santa Fe
GG-fot "orncr Seventh and Vernon
ave, fronting I20 # On seventh,
$50 # on Vernon ave, and l20 1T ,uo
61-LOt corner Grand ave and JEFF
ferson ST, fronting tir3nd ave $50
IT, Jefferson It $50 fl, Anita st l5t
6s-lO acres on Central ave. near
jefferson ST. fine well and tank, oll
kinds of fine fruits. house, barn.
ete ........-. - 80. 1900
69--17 acres Ccutral eve and Jeher-
son st. highly improved. fine
house, .li,t cheap. pcrGcre -. -. 1900
We make speciality OF Angeieuo Heights
property aud have Il iarge list hos on our
books, kemember the Place, FORD 4
corner First and Main streets. T. o. box
l62l. Telephone IL. d22m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Pubtisncd by tlae Abstract aUS
Title ensuraUcc company es
pa. nypeps,

FRIDAY, December =, lSS..
cosyEYANcES.
Alcxauder McDermo ot to Alhert Barraw -
FL OF M 0f SWit OF NV! nj sc 3'', I y :.
RIO ~: S3ln0. -, - ,.,,.,...,
"a A " punEpr--Iot D. block y. repldt Of
Bucna Vista tract pnsadeun; &iGoV.
Mrs Elizabeth GetchelI 10 Ms Luc.na &
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

Mr.. a. HIGGINS, Of wyoming, y. Y,
says he had the piles for nearly 40 years,
and was cured by using Gimore's Pile
gelcs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

WILLIS L. CULVER, Of Paw lion, n. I
says that GilnOres Magnetic Elixir cured
him Of long standing throat and lung trou-
BILE. e. +. HtlNZEMAN, agent, Los An
gpleS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

We WARRANT Giiu,ote's Magnetic FeliS
10 ee,icre the Asthma in one minute. G.
Heinz aman, agent. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
The Largest IsepOt

And warehouse in the valley Is now being
built at GleuGord. The great Gauta Fc is
d eply Interested in her welfare, and has
faith holm future.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

steamer SANTA Rosa. ingalls,, for San Fran
cisco. with passengers ard merchandise for
+. {. =. l.. 60.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

media Jamc. Woods, pittsburg, III; II c
Fidler. Santa Ana; II l. Brown, Carlton, N
Y; FH silsbee. San Diego; James Ferguson.
and wife. NJ ndota, III; George W Lynch.
Sgu Francisco
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

positive cure urr dyspeps.a.-De Demian
Bittcrs. Michel Levy d. Co.. wholesal
hauor Geniets. aeeNtS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

DamjaHH filters regulate thu stomach
Michel inYf Il Co., Wholesale liquor dealers
agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

lmrv,rtiey IL msn o. woman cured by
Gilmut.s Aromatic Wine e. Y. Heinze
m4n. H.ent. Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
Financial.

New YORK, December 3.--Money on call
essy. 4 TO 5; last loan, AZ; closed, offered 3,
Prme mercantile PAPER 6@el2
Sterling Exchange dull aud steady, 4sl
for sixty days, 4.SII for demand.
The San Ernncisco STOCK 'sarket.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

WHY wtLi. YOU SUFFER- from Ague an
Aalaria y hen GilmDrcs Aromatic Wine vii
cnre yop.C. L, HeinA1msn, agent los Au
gcles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
JOY 1t l. \ f." :!
WHO AuE AFFIH.TEp.

I
ND As EHrCMAri. fREpAEA ION
will ct.e the Worsf ra.cs Of Rheumatism,
Nrllfa!g.n, aud j. II positive preventative OF
that ..re.tl III. a,c Typhoid Fever and Ma
latiu. L. fai',iiv restores the afflicted to
perfcci h-nttu. team b. pr'cur-d, as well
Hanro's Drug store, II ami 20 North Spring
st, i..s tnaci'> MRS. HICKEY.
ipcI- nv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

You can be comfortable at the Long
Beach Hotel. one hour from Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10

Semi-ErOpiGni Gicnd0ra.
Bananas in full bloom. The home OF thC
INVALID
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
.Glemaorn. the Meautsfu,.

In the foothills, upon commanding plain
300 feet above the level + the sea Purest
of mountain water, perfect climate and
matchl'ss sccTery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
st MMhR Y.


s,uInhar ot transfers above - 600 each, 80.
Total amount % consideration, ;S2Ol. -
Number of transfers under $1,000. Az.
Total amount OF consideration. SlT ,l6J.
Transfers for nominal consideration, 26.
Aggregate OF days transfers, T22l.963
NorE.-ITansfcrs OF which the considern-
ton is lass Than $1,000 are not published in
the above lihti.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
Los Angeles Stcck Hoard.
los NORTH MAis STREET, Los ArGELEs,t
December 9. 1857,

1870 WEST FIRST SrEET.
THURSDAY, December 8, l30 p. II. !
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Pork
LOS ANGELES MARK EfS.

CHICAGO, December 9. - p0rk low,
January. TlA55.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd ST.
y. X. HoUcK & O.. have removed
to their new Store, 1853 M lin street.
IF you want III pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, 1874 JET
fersoD street.
CAR loads OF California fruits re-,
ceived at Bsrboro, Viani & Oo.'r, No.
342 Main street.
PURE and whits as the flower whose
name 1t beats are the biscuits raised
by the Lily B,king Powder.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral di.
rectors ard embaimeIe, So Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
FIrs.-All fts stopped free by DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No q,
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and So trial bottle free to fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 83l Arch
street, Philadelphis, Pa.
Mrs LKwELLYS has returned from
the Z ist, and she will resume her pri.
vate class In elocution October Sd.
Dolsarte method. Location OF tone
and physical culture will receive
special attention. Those who wish to
understand principles and become In
tolligent readers preferred. For terms
send for circular or call at No. so
Adams stseet, alter 8 O'Clock.
Miss CARRIE M. HEATING will be at
home In the first week Ia October and
resume her classes a3 q vocal and also
teacher Of the piano. For terms ap.
ply to Mr.. Emil Levy, at Wiznsnn 4
Co.'s, No. 1903 Main street, with whom
intending pupils may register their
names. As already announced, Miss
Heating will give free scholarship
Tor the last five months OF the session
to the most diligent and best student
tf the session mp to February.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

To take an "ouliug' is Rsgish. You
know, and the thing b gfowirg popu.
Ter over here. kmill parties now M
Tor n tramp Of a sunday. or 70 boat.
ing, or bicycling, or dshlfF ~ fegu.
larry % y we're pafl Il tie weekly
lil-. no II lea psrt and coed pari.
| ought 20 b. encouraged. Whenever
overcome by iaipiness or a zslnops In
your trips, take a low Of Branireih'e
PILE. They keep the blood In good
order, the heat clear and steady and
the nerves under mental control.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
A LIAR AND CRANK.
The Pigeon Roost Murder Mystery
still dissolved.
Capt. O'Haver Interviews Williams
and Finds That His story
L. Entirely False.

The Majors mystery Is destined to
remain uusolved for some time TO
come, II ever the perpetrators Of that
muiderous assault tre captured and
brought TO account. Last week the
city was startled by the announce
ment from Cincinnati That q negro
man, arrested from one Of the levee
dives OF vice, giving his name as
George Williams, had confessed to the
chief OF detectives there that he was
one OF the parties who made the At
tack on Majors and bis family on the
night OF the 23d OF March lest, aud
that George Hood, who was then un.
der arrest at Harro drburg, KY, and
William Carroll. also in jail at Lexlng.
ton, that state, were the two who did
the bloody work, while he stood come
distance from the house and watched
TO see that no one approached. The
public 10 familiar with the narrowing
details OF the crime, and that, fortu.
nately, the victims OF II all recovered.
While the police authorities here did
not put much faith In the negro Will.
Jams o statement, Il was deemed proper
10 send Dept. 0'Haver 10 Cincinnati TO
invesiigs'e the truth Of Willisms's con.
feasIon. This authorities there had
kindly bad the other two negroes,
Hood and Carroll, brought from their
Kentucky prisone. and the osptain ex.
amined all three separately. He wac
readily convinced that Williams was q
fraud, and the statements OF Hood and
Carroll, showing their entire ignorance
Of the crime. confirmed bis belief that
none OF them were the right parties.
Alter the closest investigation, all Of
the PRIOR eTs were re'eaIed, a. the fol.
lowing dispatch shows:
'cis ;sssT;. September 9Th.
"Hsve Just concluded inv o Itigation OF
williams. Carroll and Hood. all OF
whom are here. Williams Ia liar aud
crank. All parties released. Start homo
tonight. o'HAvKR."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

To-day our Jewhh fellow cIilrens
will duly celebrate the Day Of Atone.
ment.
Church n the Good Shepherd,
eervlcss al 7.S0 O'Clock pm. by the
Rev. =. Buriord.
The meeling Of the Cleveland
Reception Committee, which had
been called ia last evening, was pest.
poned.
Subscription llsts for the Hidden
reception are receiving signatures Al
the Cotton and Merchants Ex.
changes.
The COMMITTEES on Music, Pr,sl.
cents reception, will meet n the Mer.
chtnts' Exeht uRe at 1880 o'c.ook this
evening.
Tho Tennesieo Committee on
Wettarn Waterways will meet NJ 10
O'Clock this morning At the Merchants
Exchange.
Might Turnkey Burdlok, Of the
police station, LETT lest nighl on a
pleasure trip TO ~. Louis. to he gone
several Gays.
-Arohis Blount and Misc hammer
Moore, colored, were mluitd yesier.
day. Justice John j. Barry performed
the CO emony.
Marriage licenses issued by the
County Court yesterday Eitha Keel
and Mp. Susie Kelly, David Shelton
and Mr.. Addie Ucx.
The October term Of the Chancery
Court will convene on Monday neI
The calendar for the term will be-
found posted In the court room.
In the care Of the Taxlrg District
against John II Sullivan, superin.
tebdent, decided Al the Circuit Court
on Monday and involving question
Of city boiler inspector, Judge Esles
says that be only decided that plaipliH
did not make out his Gaze In this par.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
THE COURTS.
Criminal Co-r,-nuBosc, Judge.

Criminal Contributions, Judge.
Calender for today; 88-S7, Fortune
Dow; 90, 7. NJ. Walker; 100, John
Bailey; "a, Babe Jackson; "a, Wm,
Barbour allns VIII Paine; 81, Dan
Baker, 81, Sol Calvin and II. X es,en.
berg.
For September soil: IL, Nike
shsndler; 81, james W. Smith; 20,
80, 81, Bland Fields, %, Harry Walk.
or; :, IsnHm Watkin,; "a, W, 4. Rog.
ere; Q, Gu Foster; 70, 20, Lee John.
son 80, BIZ A9lowav.
For October lat: 10, II, rs, 70, W.
\ Land; IS, Pat silvera; 81, William
Thom.s; 10, Sullivan a sullivan; 90,
ID. II. Townsend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
Every Wemnp Nm M,mphi.

Interested In the success and prosper.
ity OF the State, the welfare and happi.
ness 81 home, the mental, moral and
physical advancement OF the manhood
and woma lhood OF our city, In most
earnestly requested 10 meet at White
Ribbon Hall this morning at 10
O'Clock.
Arrangements will be perfected for
furnishing q lunch at each voting
place in the city on the day OF the
election for the proposed amendment.
The women all over the State are at
work, and We pray II may not be said
that the women oil Memphis failed ~
rally 10 the support OF the grand men
90 calamity fighting for our protec Ion
from the destroying enemy oil oui
homes ard hearts.
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Pure DYE BLACK SILKS.

Pure Dye Black Silk finished with rich luster, that
would not split or crack in wearing has been the long
felt want" Of both manufacturers and Of silks
throughout the world.
We can now positively state that "Menken's Eureka
Pure rye Black silk" will not break crack split i'm
wearing, and in Gaze such should result will make
the loss good by returning the money paid or by furnish
ing OthOr silk
As matter of fact, our "Pure Dye BLACK Silk has
been tested In The most thorough Manner and We know
exactly its uBpars excellence Prices range from
Doc to yard the lowest price possessing the quail
ity OF not splitting, as well as the finer grades.
We call the attention of ladies Of fashion to mag
niacent, gorgeous and unprecf dened exhibition Of
ties all Of own imp rtatOn and therefore exclusive
Ia design and cOlOring. 1t goes without sayCg that
former effort In this direction here elsewhere can be
justly compared to this unapprOachable Exhibit.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI. .teptsmter n. Nlsht-
River fesi inehe. on the gauss aud sta.
uonary. Neathsr-lisht dfittlins rain.
LOUISVILLE. esp,smbsr n. - Nisht-
canal and 8 Inches on the tails. Weather
cloudy, raining, and srovins cooler.
Nkw ORLEANS, September n. -NIsh,-
Departed last nisht oakland and bargos, 80.
Louis. The PAfis y. nfoun will arrive To-
morrow from ~. Louis and return Thur
day. full caro- HWaitl her.
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Planning. Gas and nieam YiiunK

Plumbing, Gas and sieam Fitting.
J. W. X. Browne, No. 25i Second
street, keeps constantly on hand q
large stock OF gas and steam pipee,
brase aud iron fittings, with steam
machines for cutting and fitting all
slEes Of pipe, including eieht.inch
diameter. His stock OF gas fixtures ID
complete. The most complete SAM.
tary plumbingis put mp by this house,
and all orders for work In this line are
executed In manu. Tot eIcelled In
any city.